HI there, I found your answers on a couple other questions.

"The inside edges of the arch measure 13' 9" and from the bar stools to the window measures 11' 2". There is plenty of room in between the island and the perimiter cabinets for the oven door to open comfortably and for people to walk through."

and

"The island is 7' long by 3' deep. "

Hope that helps!

Solid Black Walnut with a natural finish (mineral oil).

it look like high gloss white solid finish, our factory once made kitchens like this color

They are pre-finished Brookhaven Cabinets in the Springfield recessed style.

The 'pulls' on the range are standard on the GE Cafe line.

Check out; http://www.geappliances.com/products/cafe.

Berenson has one exactly like the GE, but it's in stainless steel. Amerock has one very similar to this one in polished nickel. Depending on how traditional you're going for, Alno also has some nice pieces: http://www.kitchen-cabinet-hardware.com/appliance-pulls.php?a[]=6006&a[]=6019&a[]=7392 Good luck!

ALL TRIM, BUILT INS, INTERIOR DOORS, CLOSETS:
SNOWBOUND #7004 by Sherwin Williams

CEILINGS: DOVER WHITE #6385 by Sherwin Williams

Not any more challenging than Soapstone or Granite. If you keep it clean and use a food safe mineral oil on occasion the will stay nice.

The windows in this home are from Pella's Architectural Series. You should be able to visit your local Pella vendor for more information. Or visit their site at; http://www.pella.com/windows/explore-window-styles/pella-design-tool.aspx?PCode=ASDHW&StyleID=3&PType=window#/woodandinteriorfinish/

The following link is a similar pull - check it out in the polished nickel finish!

http://www.rejuvenation.com/fixshow1518/templates/selection.phtml?n=v&fin_selected=PN&img=Z005713

Valspar's Breath of Blue is a similar color.

What company is it from ?

It is actually Glass Slipper - 1642 by Benjamin Moore.

The main part of this home is approximately 2,500 square feet. There is an in-law suite/guest suite with a kitchenette that is approximately 400 square feet and located above the garage but the staircase is in the mud hall so it is technically attached to the main part of the home.

this is all custom ...any kitchen showroom who sell semi to full custom cabinetry can re create this, bring the picture

This kitchen was custom designed by a local vendor in Saratoga Springs. It is Bentwood cabinetry, marble tops on the perimeter, and a black walnut island top.

The base price of this home (not including the cost of land) without furniture or any landscaping is around 600K. :)

If you would like to see more photos please search our profile and find the 2009 Parade album. & thank you very much, we take a lot of pride in our work.

just wondering WHERE the floor plans can be seen?? Thanks for any info!!!

:) I should have attached it with the 1st floor plan.

I see the second floor plan but I can't see the first floor. I totally feel in love with this house when I first saw the outside pictures a couple months ago!!! My husband says that I'm driving him crazy since it's all I talk about! :) Do you have the resources to build in N. Carolina???

We could talk about working on a custom design for you and your husband. Doing a build would be tricky.. Call the office at (518) 587-4113 to discuss in more details.

The 1st & 2nd Floors.

Oh. . . I LOVE the plan but just need a first floor master bedroom suite. I'm thinking we could do without a garage and make that the bedroom! Would that work???

The floor plan could be re-arranged to suit a 1st floor master suite. Possibly off the back of the kitchen to the right of the garage and laundry room as well??

Thanks . . . that sounds great! I'll call you next week after I've convinced my husband (I'm almost there!). Perhaps we can hire you to come down to N.C. a few times before and during construction as a consultant to make sure it's built exactly like your plans?? I'm so excited!!!! Thanks!!

Great! Looking forward to your call!

Do you have any ideas for a two car garage?

I'd like to say bump out the garage to the left, but, that changes the roof line and floor plan configuration for the area above the garage.

If you would like, please visit http://www.mainecoastcottage.com/jordan.html for more details.

This home was orignially designed by Maine Coast Cottage Co. and built by Witt Construction with our signature details.

The tile was purchased through a local vendor. It is South Beach White tumbled subway tile and was speacial ordered.

The following picture is a conceptual sketch of the 1st floor of the home in this photo. The total square feet on the 1st floor is approximately 1,300 square feet +/-.

Valspar's Romano is a similar color.

The bit of beige surrounding the windows is CANVAS TAN #7531 by Sherwin Williams. The soft blue color that surrounds the archway is Glass Slipper #1632 by Benamin Moore.

The floors are a Pre-Engineered “Lilly” Maple with Madera (Dark Walnut) Stain. The material was purchased through a local flooring supplier.

The cabinetry is by Brookhaven the style door is called Springfield, the hardware is by Restoration Hardware, The Attic - Rejuvination with a Polished Nickle finish.

Custom designing a kitchen allows you to create a space perfect for your wants and needs in your prefered style.

Very nice choices! The floor is a great contrast with the cabinets.

It's a full overlay door. Not sure if it's framed or frameless cabinetry. Brookhaven does both. If you go with a full overlay door, I personally prefer using a frameless cabinet construction. It gives you full access to the cabinet interior. Also, your drawers and rollout shelves will be slightly wider in a frameless cabinet.

What is the size of this island?

The island is 7' long by 3' deep.

I love this kitchen too.

As for me, I feel like I have looked at a thousand kitchen photos and I always come back to this one. It is outstanding! Thank you Witt Construction for sharing the information!

The cabinetry is by Brookhaven the style door is called Springfield, the hardware is by Restoration Hardware, The Attic - Rejuvination with a Polished Nickle finish. They are wood cabinets.

The island is 7' long by 3' deep.

Not the best quality photo but will work to provide you with an idea of how the rest of the room feels.

Thank you.

These are the Grosvenor One-Light downlights by designer Sandy Chapman for Visual Comfort available through Circa Lighting. They are 15" wide, the shade is 12" x 15" x 10 1/2" and measure 54 1/2" high. They come in several different finishes with custom height options available. Visit http://circalighting.com for more information!

The ceiling in this home is 9' - the arch was created to define the open space from kitchen to dining area.

Sorry, the photo is deceiving--9 foot ceilings are good.

9' ceiling height.

marble with ogee edge.
while the island counter top is Oak wood with ogee edge.

The white counters are Calcutta Gold Marble with Custom Ogee edge and the Island is Solid Black Walnut with a Custom Ogee edge as well.

Personally yes. It could be dried or treated I suppose, but I'm not a big fan of silks unless you absolutely have a black thumb or are a second home owner who is gone for extended periods. If you can't green try other objects, sculptures and art.

Absolutely - Since I don't have a garden, I pick up flowers from the local grocery store or the flower stall near my office.

thank you.... I have thought of putting small pictures on easels on countertop.

Yes, real flowers and greenery only!

Pre-Engineered “Lilly” Maple with Madera (Dark Walnut) Stain. The material was purchased through a local flooring supplier.

Wood.

Any wall can be opened up. The opening up is very different though for the type of wall it is. A load bearing wall will require new support beams at each end and horizontally across the span to carry the weight properly. Depending on the compexity, a structural engineer/architect will need to draw the size/location of the new beams. A non-load bearing wall will not need that level of new supports, just new framing to hold the drywall. Lots of things can trip up the process though, such as electrical, HVAC and plumbing hidden in the wall you want to remove. These would have to be moved in both cases. Professional interior designers and architects can help guide you through the process. If you look into interior designers, look for one like us, that specializes in construction services.
Best, Mark

There are several ways to make curved moldings. If you plan on painting them, google "flexible moldings" to see different manufacturers.

My contractor cut mine out of MDF. This comes in 4 X 8 sheets so you can get any size you want that way. The edges are a separate piece that has been routed which gives it a lot of depth. This is much cheaper than buying flexable moldings or ordering them custom. MDF is a remarkably smooth material when it is routed and painted.

Good point, that's absolutely true. In fact can be designed and routed using a CNC router and depending on the thickness of the MDF some profiles would not have to be a separate assembly.

Thanks! We'll look into that

It is a custom Ogee Edge.

The edge is carried throughout.

Thanks, I appreciate the info and the additional picture of the sink. Although your response states that the ogee edge is carried throughout, it looks to me like there is a plain edge around the sink. Am I wrong?

The edge along the counter is carried throughout the length of the counter and one the marble on the window sill. The cut edge around the sink is a plain cut.

It is a Franke Sink by Rohl Perrin & Rowe Bridge Faucet with Metal Levers and Sidespray in Polished Nickel.

Thank you, I love the look!

What we have used in this kitchen is a tumbled, white subway tile. I would suggest shopping at your local tile vendors for ideas and prices.

the fridge is to the left of the sink, the tall cabinet. It has a custom panel door.

Ohhh... Ok.... Thank you very much!!!

It is covered with a cabinet panel, just past the lemons to the right of the sink. Do you see the tall cabinet? That is it.

The windows in this home are selected and designed from the Architectural Series by Pella.

Thank you!

I believe you can also get this style window from Marvin windows.

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You can navigate through our Facebook page for photos of this home (which is where the link above with navigate you) and many of our other homes!

Feel free to contact us at wittconstructionsales@gmail.com for more information.

The inside edges of the arch measure 13' 9" and from the bar stools to the window measures 11' 2". There is plenty of room in between the island and the perimiter cabinets for the oven door to open comfortably and for people to walk through.

Perfect! Thank you!

I love this design! My kitchen is approximately 11' w x 15-1/2'L ... do you think this layout will work?

I think this style would be a fabulous look for a kitchen of that size. It would just be a mattter of sizing the arch appropriately.

Thank you so much for your reply ! I love your work.

Approximately 4' on all sides.

Next to the sink on the left. It is hidden by a cabinet panel.

Thank You! How big is the island and are there any drawers or cabinets in it?

On the back side there are custom cabinets/warming drawers and the island is approximately 7' long by 3' deep.

The kitchen faucet is Rowe Bridge Faucet with Metal Levers and Side Sprayed in Polished Nickel.

Thank you very much for the info on the kitchen faucet!

It looks counter height, which is 36" high.

I'd venture to guess that they're custom based on the color that's noted on the photo.

The cabinetry is by Brookhaven the style door is called Springfield, the hardware is by Restoration Hardware, The Attic - Rejuvination with a Polished Nickle finish.

These windows are from Pella's Architectural Series - some were custom designed and others were seleted from that series.

what size is the kitchen

My deminsions are 110 wide by 134long I want my to do my kitchen this way without the windows is this possible?

I think they're the ones in the link below from Circa Lighting.

http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=1209

I recently bought some LED lights on ebay that turned out great. They were attached to tape- maybe 1/4" thick at the most. So easy to put up. Link other strips of LED's with the supplied wires. Make sure you buy the "warm white" LEDS for more of an incandescent look. These LEDS were also dimable. This is the only lighting I will ever use from now on. Hope this helped.

EnvironmentalLights.com carries BR30 LED light bulbs that were designed in the style of traditional halogen broad-beam bulbs, but use up to 85% less energy. They last 25x longer than traditional incandescents as well - a very sustainable option.

http://www.environmentallights.com/BR30-3-75-in-dia_C559.aspx

Call one of our sales engineers at (888) 880-1880 if you have questions about dimming compatibility of these bulbs with your current switches or if you will install a new one.

As a lighting consultant, I can agree that halogen has a "bad wrap". That said, I wouldn't suggest Halogen under-counter, especially with so many great options in xenon and LED. When comparing and selecting, really pay attention to light (lumen) output and color. Kichler makes a great xenon option, and a great LED version (though pricey.) Other manufacturers I'd suggest for LED are WAC and Color Kinetics. If you need more info or products, give us a call! 651.647.0111

Another questions on a photo of this space asked the same question. The answer was Restoration Hardware Rejuvenation.

Some of the furniture was purchased by the homeowners directly. I am unsure who the designer is.

i'm guessing the aaron barstool in mahagony http://www.potterybarn.com/products/aaron-barstool/?pkey=cbarstool

The backsplash is tumbled subway tiles (South Beach White special order tile).

Do you mean the Island Chairs or the actual table chairs in the bottom left corner?

The table chairs in the bottom left corner. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I believe the dining table and the custom dining chairs are from Drexel Heritage.

I'd love to know, also!

Hi
the contractor posted to another similar question that the color of all trim and cabinets is Sherwin Williams Snowbound #7004.
It is beautiful isn't it!

Get the sherwin- Williams paint swatch and have the paint store match in Ben Moore.

You might have some luck with Benjamin Moore's "white dove". However, you should certainly take a paint swatch to the store with you.

Here is an example of 'white dove' in a craft room's cabinetry.

It's beautiful with the gray wallpaper.
It must have gray undertones?
It's so hard to pick the right white!!!

Thank you! Your comments have been really helpful. This craft room is beautiful.

If you are talking about the green color, it is :

Glass Slipper #1632
by Benjamin Moore

The bit of beige surrounding the windows is CANVAS TAN #7531 by Sherwin Williams. The soft blue color that surrounds the archway is Glass Slipper #1632 by Benamin Moore.

SNOWBOUND #7004 by Sherwin Williams is the color of all the trim, cabinets, interior doors, etc...

Tumbled subway tiles (South Beach White special order tile).

Just guessing - 9 x 14

Seems about right. Thanks for your guestimate.

It is approximately 18 1/2 x 11. Give or take a few inches.

Plus cabinets & tops...

Wow. It seems smaller in the picture. Very nice kitchen though.

Thank you! brentgreen and i were off in our estimates. Beautiful kitchen.

Looks like wide plank walnut or a hand scraped option - Armstrong has something similar in their Walnut Allspice color.
http://www.armstrong.com/flooring/products/hardwood/hand-scraped-wood/_/N-67oZ7b7

It is a “ Lilly” Engineered Maple with Madera (Dark Walnut) Stain.

"Lilly" wood floors reveals no results on Google. Is that the name of the manufacturer? Or is it referring to Lilly, PA?

The flooring is a 6 1/4" engineered Maple with Madera stain. I believe "Lily" is what it is called by the manufacturer...

It appears to be pale blue, similar to Water Drops 659 by Benjamin Moore.

GLASS SLIPPER BM#1632

Thank you!

Here is an article about how to make an arched entryway:
http://www.familyhandyman.com/DIY-Projects/Wall---Ceiling/Drywall-Tips/how-to-build-a-drywall-arch

Not an exact match, but here's a similar pendant at Lamps Plus: http://www.lampsplus.com/products/Chase-Dark-Nickel-Finish-16-inch-Wide-Pendant-Chandelier__K3952.html

Check out Circalighting.

GROSVENOR ONE-LIGHT DOWNLIGHT
http://circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=1209

It's gorgeous isn't it.

thanks for the tips!!

That looks like walnut with some kind of sealer or clear coat finish (as opposed to oiled). Try http://www.waterlox.com/about/
You can also do a an oiled butcherblock countertop, but you'll need to re-oil as needed.

Thanks so much!...Been wondering around your site...great info?

The white counters are Calcutta Gold Marble with Custom Ogee edge and the Island is Solid Black Walnut with a Custom Ogee edge as well.

Did you have to use a certain color stain for the island countertop?

No, it has a clear or natural finish.

Do you live in this house with white cabinets? I live them but have 4 kids under age 5 what do you think? Will they look like a mess fast?

Try Circa Lighting - http://www.circalighting.com/details.aspx?pid=1209